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Participle
Participle is a Verb form that works as Adjective in Sentence.
Ex.:- (a) A broken Chair. (b) The burning Train.
According to uses Participle can be divided into two parts.
1. Present Participle
2. Past Participle
Present Participle – If ‘v1 + ing’ works as Adj. in Sentence is called Present Participle.
Ex.:- (a) A running Boy. (b) The burning Train.
Note – It shows what condition is running with its Noun.
Past Participle – If v3 works as Adjective in Sentence is called Past Participle.
Ex.:- (a) A broken Chair. (b) A tired Man.
Note – It shows what condition has happened with its Noun.
Rules & Uses
1) Generally a Participle comes before a Noun.
Note – यान रहे क Participle + Noun के पहले Article का आना आव यक हो जाता ह।
Ex.:- (a) The burning Train. (b) A tired Man.
2) Very, comes before a Present Participle to stress its Quality.
Ex.:- This is a very Interesting Topic.
3) Much comes before a Past Participle to stress its Quality.
Ex.:- It was a much Interested Topic.
4) If Present and Past both kinds of Participle come together Past Participle is written first and
Present Participle is later.
Ex.:- I have drinking polluted water. – ()
I have polluted drinking water. – ()
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